Hobbs v. Watkins
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Justice:
The principal question posed for our determination by the present appeal is whether there was ample evidence to warrant submitting to the jury the question of whether defendants conspired to cause plaintiff’s death in order to collect the $100,000.00 proceeds of a $50,000.00 double indemnity insurance policy on her life and injured her in attempting to carry out the plan. We hold there was. Pryor v. Harvey, 121 Okl. 288, 249 P. 905 (1926); Oller v. Hicks, Okl., 441 P.2d 356 (1968).
Defendant in error Watkins as plaintiff in the trial court sued defendant Hobbs and his…
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